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Interview: Dolores Huerta & Peter Bratt on a Life Dedicated to the People in “Dolores”

The legendary labor activist and the director of a new biopic about her life talk about the challenge of making a portrait of someone who has eschewed the spotlight and dedicated her life to helping the community.

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United Farm Workers

Interview: Dolores Huerta & Peter Bratt on a Life Dedicated to the People in “Dolores”

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